Sure. But also if all you do is fix bugs, unless they are really hard and complex ones in occasionally new domains it's probably not the best career path.

As an example fixing trivial styling, dead links, documentation, flaky tests. Work that is important and has to be done, but not something to drown yourself in. Sometimes it's also better to try to solve the root causes, like use css variables, introduce swagger or a more reliable test framework. You want the engineer who codes themselves out of the job of trivial tickets.